My Minnesota Woods

Voluntary forest carbon markets are a growing opportunity. Landowners are paid for the carbon storage and sequestration that their trees provide.

UMN Extension Forestry recently published its results from a survey of tree and woodland educational programs.

Chaga can be found on birch trees in forests across Minnesota and is prized for its medicinal uses.

Family woodland owners are some of Minnesota's greatest stewards of our forests.

Payments for carbon sequestration can diversify revenue streams for private woodland owners.

With deer hunting season well underway and many people in the woods, it's a great time to learn more about a deer's diet and how to identify deer browse.